Human uses of Ol Pusimoru/Maasai Mau Forests
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Author
Contributions
- Kenya Indigenous Forest Conservation Programme. - Contributor
- American Museum of Natural History. - Contributor
- University of Nairobi. Institute of African Studies. - Contributor
Publication
1992 - KIFCON, Karura Forest Station, Nairobi, Kenya
Language
English
Subjects
Topics
Land tenureHuman ecologySocial conditionsSubsistence economyForest conservationGovernment relationsDorobo (African people)Environmental conditionsDorobo (African people) -- Land tenureDorobo (African people) -- Social conditionsDorobo (African people) -- Government relationsHuman ecology -- Kenya -- South West Mau Forest ReserveSubsistence economy -- Kenya -- South West Mau Forest ReserveForest conservation -- Kenya -- South West Mau Forest ReserveSouth West Mau Forest Reserve (Kenya) -- Environmental conditions
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